Seminar: BDHSC Pilot Project Showcase
Join us for a virtual seminar showcasing 3 recipients of the 2020 BDHSC Pilot Project Awards and get details about the 2021 Request for Proposals
Free
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Big Data Health Science Virtual Student Case Competition 2021
VirtualThe 2nd Annual Big Data Health Science Case Competition will be held virtually between January 29– 31, 2021 before the University of South Carolina’s National Big Data Health Science Conference, scheduled for February 5– 6, 2021. Last year’s winner was Duke University, so it is time for others to compete to dethrone them. The Big Data Case Competition is […]
100$
Big Data Health Science Conference 2021
VirtualIt is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 2021 Big Data Health Science Conference on February 5-6, 2021. The theme for the 2021 virtual conference is “Unlocking the Power of Big Data in Health – Bringing Innovation into Improved Care and Prevention”. The conference is full of can't-miss talks and sessions. We […]
$25
Technology Hub Event- UofSC ITT Lab Innovation Think Tank Certification Program
VirtualThe University of South Carolina (UofSC) Innovation Think Tank (ITT) Lab is organizing a virtual Innovation Think Tank Certification Program (ITT CP)which will be held on March 8-10, 2021 with the purpose to develop innovative solutions for real world problems in healthcare and related sectors. This event is a part of BDHSC Technology Hub’s activities. […]
Free
Tales from the Botanical Crypt: How Digitized Herbarium Collections Can Provide New Avenues for Salient Research
Join Dr. Herrick Brown, Curator of the A.C. Moore Herbarium for this virtual seminar.
Free
Seminar Series: Twitter-derived measures of sentiment towards minorities and associations with adverse birth outcomes and cardiovascular disease by Dr. Quynh Nguyen
Zoom WebinarSeminar Description:Interpersonal and structural racial bias are leading explanations for the continuing racial disparities in birth outcomes but research to confirm the role of racism has been hampered by challenges in both measuring racial bias and evaluating its impact. We use Twitter data to characterize area-level racial hostility and examine the associations with adverse birth […]
Free